Playing the card and the board but do have one opinion that seems sound, though the morning line of 6-1 might be cut in half. Euro's dominate @ 12 furlongs so one of them will win. Form is a bit cloudy on BC yet he will be bet down.
No better-bred horse than BC, by Frankel, out of a grade one winner, by Loup de Vega wowser
Colt started in June at Leopardstown and was a solid second while ice cold on the board before breaking his maiden, "unchallenged" @ 2-5 at Killarney. Two months then grade 2, air mail, winning by five at 1-2, "impressive". Next grade I in a bog solid third before a sixth month benching. A solid juvenile indeed.
Debuts as a soph @ 21 furlongs in a grade III wins by a pole @ 2-5, then clobbers a good group in the Irisb derby, entered in the Epsom derby, 3-1 in the gate and the jock starts hollering he is on the running board (pontoons in this country, what the assistant starters stand on), off very slow, no factor, declared a non-starter... Older next. in the King George where a solid third. Off to France, for the Neil, solid third in a bog. On to the Arc, draws the fence, in a huge field, again a bog. Breaks slow, half in 50, no chance yet made a solid move to nowhere, hopelessle blocked.
No here in the states, Ryan had options a plenty, stays. If this one breaks well should make the lead by the pole and seems very possible to hold off the monsters. bbb
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Playing the card and the board but do have one opinion that seems sound, though the morning line of 6-1 might be cut in half. Euro's dominate @ 12 furlongs so one of them will win. Form is a bit cloudy on BC yet he will be bet down.
No better-bred horse than BC, by Frankel, out of a grade one winner, by Loup de Vega wowser
Colt started in June at Leopardstown and was a solid second while ice cold on the board before breaking his maiden, "unchallenged" @ 2-5 at Killarney. Two months then grade 2, air mail, winning by five at 1-2, "impressive". Next grade I in a bog solid third before a sixth month benching. A solid juvenile indeed.
Debuts as a soph @ 21 furlongs in a grade III wins by a pole @ 2-5, then clobbers a good group in the Irisb derby, entered in the Epsom derby, 3-1 in the gate and the jock starts hollering he is on the running board (pontoons in this country, what the assistant starters stand on), off very slow, no factor, declared a non-starter... Older next. in the King George where a solid third. Off to France, for the Neil, solid third in a bog. On to the Arc, draws the fence, in a huge field, again a bog. Breaks slow, half in 50, no chance yet made a solid move to nowhere, hopelessle blocked.
No here in the states, Ryan had options a plenty, stays. If this one breaks well should make the lead by the pole and seems very possible to hold off the monsters. bbb
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